The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-23
BELLAlI.E.
An octoEennrinn's Falt-A Chtld's Fatal
accident, etc.

An OctoIennrinn's Fall-A Chtld's Fnta
accident, etc.
John Wiley will try farm life this sum
| mer.
The Sunday schools on mex. Sunday
Will have temperance lesson.
Robert Courtney was at St. Ciairsyils
yesterday, where he was called BY tht
death Of his mother.
Colonsl David Rankin's stable near
Ihlrty'ninth street has been sold and was
torn away yesterday.
The Bridgeport Wholesale grocers are
shipping their goods here by rail on &C
count Of the bad roads between the towns
a crowd will 90 to Martins Ferry this
evening on the new ierryboat Jessie Hsr.
ger, to hear Msior Camp lecture on ten,
perance.
! Miss Rose Sonneborn, OF the Chora,
Society, was at Wheeling yesterday assigt,
ing in an exhibition OF Professor Arm
strong's Wheeling pupils.
| William Bradford, OF the Bradford
! House, fell yesterday and struck his head
violently on the gtound, injuriny him Sc,
riously and It may BIZ fatally, as he is sey.
eral years over eighty.
| Frank, q young sou at Frank Altiof,
died Yesterday tnotnfrg from the effect Of
iall come uaya ago, winch waS not
thought at the time to have injured him,
In reaching for something he tell heavily
across an iron coal bucket.
Two Of the Heleley hoys, who have been
living with their father near town. left
Yesterday for Dakota with car Of house.
hold goois and live stock. They will 10.
cate on farm belonging to Rsv. Il. q.
Wallace, Of the u. 7. church. Their
families will join them in a short tins.
There have been moro sha!e trees
planted this snrirg than tn any previous
year. A great many have bpon planted
along the new walks Of the Square, hu,
besides these many property holders are
placing trees on their sideTalka and in
yards. Maple eeems 10 be in the creates,
demand.
| What has become OF the Democratic
primaries? the Republicans having their
call published for over eek, wurs usk.
ing. But yesterday call was isaued for
next Tuesday, and the convention is 10 be
held March 81. Tic campaign is to be- Il
short one; but MI know the issue is to be
prohibition, whoever may be nominated.
Samuel Simmons left yesterday Tor his
new home at Muske9on, Mich, and ntt Of
his family will follow him. lie has finally
quit the trade Of mailer and is engaged in
the lumber business. Many more OF thu
nallets are disSniietied with the outlook for
their trade. Many OF them have LETT ths
factory here anil the number of new fac q
lit the natlers' ranks slow many changed.
] The Second Presbyterian church, ,i;ravsl
Hill, seems united in favor OF Rev. 7. q.
! Thyholdt ior pastor. lie h0B preached
every Sunday since DR.. Brown left, and
tho congregations have filed tho church
to overlooking. Mr.. ThyholLt is from
Jacksonville, Illinois, has no charge and
is somewhat OF mn evangelist. Ills style
Of preachinH somewhat resembles Mr..
Moody's.
TiiE rR0iilnlroRr ORDINANCE.
A ripple OF excitement was caused lc8t
night by the peculiar state Of affairs at the
regular meeting OF Council. 1t witt he ra.
meinhcred that al thu last meeting the or.
dinanco to prohibit the liquor tIntlic was
read tho first timo. Last night whom tho
Council assembled, only tho members
known to iAvor ihp passasn Of ihr ordi,
nance were on hand, and tho Clerk did
not appear with the paasss. Consequent,
ly the ordinance could no. hc read tho soc,
ond tine. Thu present Council lth8 tut
ono moro meeting before Ito term expircp,
aud tho aim WAS evidently to prevent it,l
nassage, rs II must bn roRl NJ two soyoral
meetings hereafter huiotu 1t can become a
Inv. Tho mcmherS present, however. in,
s'ructed tho Mayor md City Solicitor 10
secure posseDson oil .hs otlinance and
hnve It present nj mn adjourned meeting
this evening ai 7 o'clock, to which tine
they adjourned. Az it now stands, ,hr
proh'httlon'ata tIni opposed 10 them th,i,
own @fHumentm"We eau, therefore why
6houtd we not 2" Dpuhtrss tho Ulrtk nd,
drcHacd ,lia argument to himself.
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